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You sent me down a frightening rabbit hole…
You sent me down a frightening rabbit hole…
I heavily use Firefox for Android on multiple devices since many years. It HAS annoying bugs. The most annoying for me is the tab view keeps forgetting the last tab you were on, when for example closing a tab from tab view or moving between tabs by swiping the address bar.
I think every person’s bugs depends on how they use the software.
edit: quick word order fix.
Everything I use is encrypted as hell. What do I have inside? To be honest nothing. Just your usual stuff. But why the heck should I let someone to get into my fucking harddrive? No, let’s make it as difficult as possible for those assholes.
Having said that, I’m stuck multiple times by my own encryption. Lost the keys, etc. And in case something happens to me, no one can access my legacy or docs. That’s my only doubts. Moreover, I’m aware that it only protects my data at rest, while the PC is on, there are probably a zillion zero-days I’m not aware of.
In Südwest hilft dir nur Badisch.
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Your interpretation sounds pretty likely to me. I’d guess if they get nukes, they’ll go Israeil’s way and will newer admit to it publicy.
And finally, after suing everyone, sue the almighty himself, who dared to bring all these pirates into existence.
Internet is a utility and should be treated as such.
I was also for thirty seconds like wtf, what is this trying to tell me!
Saved it for my code pumping sessions!
haha good point. I use ripgrep though.
well, I don’t care anymore. I just unsubscribe and run sieve filters to get rid of junk mail. That’s something I hate with a passion!
it’s python and I’d guess it’s embedded somewhere in the package. I’ll run a grep on its source to see whether I can find it.
I used to maintain a zero unread mailbox. At some point I stopped. Email is just a public global todo list, than any one can write to. It’s okay not to read them all.
I use it, since I like it.
Another book on the history of unix is UNIX: A History and a Memoir from Kernighan. It was a joy to read.
Cool. I noticed I have seen the author’s name in TUHS mailing list. He’s still posting there sometimes.
I didn’t but you made me miss my good old 56k modem, good old days.
From a non-American: can’t wait to see Trump & co. disappear from our daily feed after November for good.